Elizabeth Cook - Dharma Gate

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Where do you speak from when some left you with no voice
Reach for things feels right to seed the marigold
I have trusted time to take care of choice
Since what runs through my heart is so out of control

Come on in, you're late
Begin passing through the dharma gate
Love arise, we’ll take it now
We'll work it out somehow

Lucifer was just a girl that shone in the morning
The devil just the son of one good lookin' man
This alone should make a soul take warning
There are so few things that we can really understand

Come on in, you’re late
Begin passing through the dharma gate
Love arise, we'll take it now
We'll work it out somehow

Come on in, you're late
Begin passing through the dharma gate
Love arise, we'll take it now
We'll work it out, somehow

Release Date: June 17, 2016

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"Dharma Gate" by Elizabeth Cook is a heartfelt and introspective song that explores themes of trust, control, and understanding. The lyrics speak of finding one's voice after it has been taken away, and learning to trust in the passage of time to guide one's choices. The references to Lucifer and the devil serve as a reminder of the complexities of human nature and the need to approach life with caution and humility.

The chorus invites the listener to come in and begin passing through the dharma gate, a metaphorical entryway to spiritual enlightenment and self-discovery. The repeated refrain of "Love arise, we'll take it now, We'll work it out somehow" conveys a message of hope and resilience in the face of life's challenges.

Overall, "Dharma Gate" is a thought-provoking and soul-stirring song that encourages listeners to embrace the journey of self-discovery and trust in the transformative power of love.